Ohio State Faces Tough Grip in Big Ten Race
Ohio State travels to Northwestern with a 3-2 Big Ten mark seeking a league title in a season where past runs show 2-2 or 3-2 starts ending in crowns. Coach Taylor plans Mark Minor to start as Finney nurses a bad back while Jim Cleamons and Dave Sorenson pace the Buckeyes.
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Toledo Rockets Rout Colgate In 99 76 Victory
Toledo sank 25 points in the second half to pull away for a 99 76 win over Colgate. Seven foot center Doug Hess had 20 points and 23 rebounds before fouling out late. Jim Miller led scoring with 22 points as Ashland beat San Francisco State 42 3 and other scores followed including Rio Grande 78 Cedarville 60 and Wilmington 118 84 Berea Ky. Pomona College posted a notice inviting interested basketball players to report to Memorial Gym. Bill Taylor of Michigan had three scrimmage runs over 50 yards in three games last season.
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Qualifying Under Way At Daytona
The 24 Hours of Daytona endurance race qualifying began with Porsche contenders leading practice speeds and Ferrari 512s showing early problems that drivers hope to have solved. Vic Elford and Kurt Ahrens piloted a Porsche 917 in the top pace group as Jo Siffert posted a 126.769 mph unofficial best in qualifying.
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College Scores Reported Across Regions In Varying Games
Ohio University defeated Toledo 9 to 76 while Colgate fell to Ashland 42. San Francisco State dropped 4 to Wilmington 118. Rio Grande topped Cedarville 78 60, Princeton beat Duquesne 83, Kentucky Wesleyan lost to South Virginia 87, William and Mary 8 Memphis State 85. Wichita State overwhelmed Tulane 165. Creighton 72, New Mexico State 68, Drake 9. Arizona 75, Colorado State 0. Houston 8, Montana State 6, Utah 66, Texas-El Paso 6, Wyoming 89, Arizona State 79, Brigham Young 77.
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High School Football Schedule Reads Mixed Matchups
A crowded Friday slate features Athens vs Ironton and Wellston vs Logan with multiple counties including Meigs York Alexander Glouster and Parkersburg South listed in varied pairings. Tuesday’s games 예정 Miller at Vinton County Parkersburg at Point Pleasant Alexander at Worren highlight district play.
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Buck Frosh Whip OU In Columbus
Ohio State freshman team beat Ohio University frosh 103 to 80 at St John Arena before 2500. Luke Witte with 31 points and 20 rebounds and Alan Hornyak 26 points led OSU, while Ohio U’s Ken Hieby had 23 and Jeff Knight 18. OSU led 44-35 at half and dominated the boards 64-45 as Witte and Hornyak fueled the win.
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Athens Frosh Win Opener Of Tourney
Athens fresh men, defending champs of the Southeastern Ohio Freshman Tournament, opened with a 32 23 victory over Nelsonville York. Pat McInturf scored 12, Jeff Williams 8 as Athens improves to 9 3 overall and eyes next round at Logan or Wellston. The Bullpups visit Meigs Saturday at 10 a m.
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